Why the Phyllis Jean McGuire Foundation Matters Today
Why the Phyllis Jean McGuire Foundation Matters Today
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In an era dominated by digital music and modern pop culture, why is the Phyllis Jean McGuire Foundation so important today?
Preserving a Lost Art
The 1950s and ‘60s were the golden age of vocal harmony, a style that shaped the future of music. By preserving Phyllis McGuire’s legacy, we keep this art form alive for future generations.
Inspiring New Talent
The foundation works to inspire young musicians by showcasing the power of harmony singing and celebrating the classics that defined American music.
A Tribute to Timeless Elegance
Phyllis McGuire wasn’t just a singer—she was a symbol of grace, talent, and sophistication. The foundation ensures that her story continues to inspire music lovers around the world.
💫 Because legends deserve to be remembered.
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FILE - In this Thursday, Oct. 10, 1986 file photo, The McGuire Sisters, from left, Christine, Phyllis and Dorothy, pose outside Radio City Music Hall in New York. Dorothy McGuire has died at age 84. Daughter-in-law Karen Williamson says McGuire died of natural causes at her son's Phoenix-area home on Friday, Sept. 7, 2012. (AP Photo/Ed Bailey, File) 
NEW YORK - CIRCA 1958: The McGuire Sisters (L-R Christine, Phyllis and Dorothy pose for a portrait circa 1958 in New York City, New York. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) 
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